03-17-2019, 10:00 PM
That sounds like a fascist state. Also, Jacinda Ardern is a clear and present danger to freedom and a fascist who wants to take people's guns. Never mind that almost nobody has any guns left to take. But never, ever do they want to shut the border which if the Australian nutter had been stopped from entering New Zealand under a nationalist New Zealand policy this wouldn't have happened. Our American (mis)government loves to use that trick too. Let in criminal immigrants, let them commit crimes, then use it as a basis to restrict citizens' rights and arrogate more power to themselves.
As I look around, it seems conclusive women at the head of government is a bad idea. May has doublecrossed her nation and sold them out on Brexit. She is doing the bidding of her puppetmasters in Brussels not caring who she hurts. The madwoman in Germany has almost totally ruined that nation. The unchecked immigration has done more damage than WWI reparations and Allied bombing in WWII combined. They will never recover. Incidentally though, it's femme Macaroni in France who is ruining that nation and the National Front leader Le Pen would have been a great asset to her nation. Overall, the experiment of women in government seems to have failed. Like I have always said, behind every great dictator was a woman.
As I look around, it seems conclusive women at the head of government is a bad idea. May has doublecrossed her nation and sold them out on Brexit. She is doing the bidding of her puppetmasters in Brussels not caring who she hurts. The madwoman in Germany has almost totally ruined that nation. The unchecked immigration has done more damage than WWI reparations and Allied bombing in WWII combined. They will never recover. Incidentally though, it's femme Macaroni in France who is ruining that nation and the National Front leader Le Pen would have been a great asset to her nation. Overall, the experiment of women in government seems to have failed. Like I have always said, behind every great dictator was a woman.
